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== What is the Fedora Magazine ==

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Fedora Magazine has become the replacement for the Fedora Weekly news. Fedora Magazine is a WordPress-based site, that delivers all the news of the Fedora Community.

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[http://fedoramagazine.org/ Fedora Magazine] has become the replacement for the Fedora Weekly news. Fedora Magazine is a WordPress-based site, that delivers all the news of the Fedora Community.

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== What is the content of the Magazine ==

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== Magazine Contributors ==

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You can see the full list of the magazine contributors [[Magazine_Team|in this page]]

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* [[User:Mitzie | Zacharias Mitzelos]]

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These are the pages where the weekly news beats are written. Content here may be derived from bugzilla reports, blog posts and mailing list discussions.

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* [[User:Mribeirodantas | Marcel Ribeiro Dantas]]

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[Special note: Please remove the asterisk(*) symbol to confirme beat writers' name. To make the opportunities apparent, the asterisk symbol is being use]

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Looking to get help writing an article or did something break while trying to make a post. These members below are able to help get off the ground and writing in no time.

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* [[User:Chrisroberts | Chris Roberts]] I wear many Fedora hats and I can answer most questions that you may have.

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Meeting Minutes from all the Sub-Projects are being posted in the Magazine. If you want to see a summary of a meeting you regularly attend in the Magazine, you can add yourself as a liaison between the Magazine and the Sub-Project you are involved in. ''It is recommended to write a small summary of the meeting rather than just copy-pasting the meeting logs from zodbot.''

Fedora Magazine

What is the Fedora Magazine

Fedora Magazine has become the replacement for the Fedora Weekly news. Fedora Magazine is a WordPress-based site, that delivers all the news of the Fedora Community.

What is the content of the Magazine

The content on the Fedora Magazine varies. All the general and development announcements regarding Fedora are published, meaning that all the news that happens within the Fedora community are available to be seen. Also many events are published on the Magazine's event calendar, especially major Fedora events, while most of them are published on the magazine as well. Event reports also exist on the Magazine, as well as meeting minutes from all Fedora's sub-projects are published in a special section of the Magazine. See below if you want to post meeting minutes in the Magazine

Could probably start off with a bulletpoint-style outline of history just to get a sense of things that have happened. Releases/HistoricalSchedules is probably a good place to pull major dates from and form an outline.

December

10 Firsts for Fedora

10 December 2013

20 December 2013

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(Volunteers?) Would be good to look at some of the technologies that Fedora has pioneered. Especially things that have been widely adopted in other projects.

January

Visual History of Fedora

13 January 2014

23 January 2014

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I moved this up a bit to compensate for Christmas holiday. Picturing a slideshow or something that shows how the desktop, installer, etc. have matured over the years. Should include GNOME, KDE, Xfce, etc.